Kea is located in the Cyclades and is connected by ferry to and from Athens and other ports in the Cyclades.
There are 6 ferry companies operating ferries to and from Kea. Blue Star Ferries, Goutos Lines, Karystia Lines, Magic Sea Ferries, Seajets and Triton Ferries all operate ferries to and from Kea. In the summer season, there are a total of 59 sailings per week.
The most popular route in terms of sailings is the route from Lavrio to Kea with 36 sailings per week.
The port or island closest to Kea is Lavrio with a distance of just 24 kilometres - that's 15 miles or 13 nautical miles. While the port or island furthest away is Anafi at a distance of 196 kilometres - that's about 122 miles or about 106 nautical miles.
Ferries to Kea are normally available throughout the year but there are fewer sailings in the winter. Kea is served only by conventional ferries.
You can travel to or from Kea with your vehicle or on foot. And normally you can take a bike with you or a pet.
Click Book Now and use the booking form to get the latest prices and see the real sailing dates for all ferries on to or from Kea.
No parking facilities, long or short term, are available.
In the summer months the port can become quite chaotic with long queues for cars. So please arrive at least one hour in advance if traveling by car. For more information about Kea, you can visit kea-tzia
Our tips to get a cheap ticket to Kea:
If you are travelling on conventional ferry (not a fast ferry or catamaran) there is normally space available in the kennels and you should also be able to have your dog on all deck areas (but not inside) with you. Strictly speaking, this at the discretion of the ferry company but in general you should have no issues - though please take a muzzle with you just in case and keep your dog on a leash at all times. Small sized dogs and cats can travel in the ship as long as they stay inside a special travel box.
The other option, for absolute peace of mind, is to book a pet cabin. These are like normal cabins but have linoleum flooring. They are also available for day crossings at reasonable prices. This way you don't have to worry about finding space in the kennels and you and your dog or cat can relax. In July and August ferries can get very busy with people and other dogs.
Fast ferries and catamarans will also have kennels but these will be limited in number. In addition, the majority of fast ferries (though there are exceptions) don't have open deck space accessible throughout the journey, so you will not be able to stay out with your pet during your crossing. However, if your pet is small and inside a travel box you will be able to keep him or her inside.
There are no reviews yet. Be the first one to write one.
